Daily Republican., 1887-05-10

The Ocnvention OF the Philsdelpbia
and Reading Railroad employees In
Residing, whioh adt dto1rned at midnight
OF Sunday, discuseed the grievances Of
the miners and the relations existing
between the Miners and Lahorers,
Amalgamated Association and the
Knights OF Labor. The meeting re-
fused to endorse the strike in the coal
regions proposed by the Miners and
Laborers' Amalgamated Association,
|coutendipg that there must be u N ion Of
all bodies before str Ike can be in.
sugurated, or, in other words, that the
members Of the Miners and Lsborers'
|Amalgamated A Association must frat
join the Knights of Labor before they
can recsive the support OF the latter
body.
1t is said in Chicago that acommittee
of three has been appointed Dy the
AmalRamated Building Trades Coun.
Gil to walt upon the Executive Commit
toe Of the Master Masons' Association,
and to settle the strike of the hod car.
riers II possible. The Council has also
decided to notify the contractors that.
In case OF refusal to settle the difficulty
by arbitration, all the union carpenters.
gasftters, plum bers and plasterers, will
be Withdrawn from jobs at which non.
union lSborers are employed.
Tho stove moulders in the butcher
Works, at Milwaukee, 200 in numb ber,
refused to work on the St. Louis pat
terms. They had been on strike three
weeks, but last Friday returned to work
with the understanding that they were
to make the prescribed patterns.
TUn hnnd rad man nlOvod th a
brier Hill Goal and Iron Compauy's
furnaces, near Youngstow wn, Ohio, struck
Monday because they were refused q
semi monthly payment. They are now
paid once month
Two hundred journeymsn plumbers
In Detroit struck Monday because Of
the discharge OF number of men
whom their employ ers declared incom.
petent.
The Amalgamated men in A. M.
Byers b Oo.'s rolling mill at Plttsburg,
struck Monday morning, because the
arm refused TO employ an extra helper
1t the furnaces, as provided for in tho
] scale agreement. The mill is clo5ed
and 600 men are temporarily thrown
out CT employment.
About 100 'iongshoremen on the Bot
terdam, Ipmsn and Red Star steam
ship docks, st Jersey City ARE on strike
for an advance Of 8 cents an hour.
BLOOMINGTON, ILLS Sept. 18, 1852
Messrs. r. j. Cberey & Co., Toled
10; Have Gaken Halls Catarrh Cur
Hal ostarrh oil my life; am 4S yea
old. Had asthma 10 years, and dead
full cough for FIVE years. Have taken
Everything went to the Hot Springs /;
have doctored with the doctors here ]
have done nothing but take medicine
for 10 years. When Iconmencsd usin 3
Halls Catarrh Cure I was almost dead
] sent for the doctor the day got Halls
Catarrh Cure and 1 tcld him that ]
would die any way and that would
try your medicine. was very bad.
How suffered for years l could
hs rdly breathe at times. l saw Hail's
Catarrh Cure advertised in the papers
and commenced taking it. would
have been under the groun to-day If 4
had not been for that. have not hst
one bad spell of coughing since. II
breathing my head feels we'll and an
we'll. 1t has done me q thousand dol
lars worth of good. There are ten of m '
friends, on seeing what it had done fol
me, taking it, and 1t is helping them
I only wish that every one who hal
catarrh, asthma and bad cough could
see me, 50 that could tell them all tl
take it. All that know me here kno v
how l have suffered. U have beer
here since 1858. and say to me that 81
am 30 glad you found something tina,
could cure you" Everyone says, "how
much better you look" The doctors
Isay they are glad found Halls Ca
itarrh Cure us they conld not cure me.
1 cannot express my gratitude to you
for the good HalPs Catarrh Cure hal
done me. You can use as much of thil
letter as will do the afflicted good. Pub
lish 1t to the whole worid-it IL all trui
land they should know it.
JO5EPHINE CHRISM AN,
406 East North street.